Infographics
Holiday Smart Spenders vs Over Spenders
Are you a holiday smart spender or over spender? We'll explore how to eliminate holiday shopping debt fast, and help you spend wisely.
Comparing Debt Relief Options
This infographic compares the seven most popular debt relief options based on five key factors, so you can find the best solution for your needs.
Holiday Survival Guide
The 2024 holiday season is shaping up to be more expensive than ever. See how much holiday spending is estimated to set Americans back.
Financial Literacy Among Consolidated Credit Clients
Consolidated Credit examined the state of clients' finances, revealing that financial education can save Americans money and reduce financial stress.
The Path to Better Credit
This infographic reveals four simple steps you can take to start achieving better credit. Learn how to get the score you want with just a few steps.
Valentine’s Day: A Match Made in Credit Heaven
This Valentine's Day, learn what happens when love and money come together. These financial tips may just save your relationship!
Finding The Best Way to Pay Off Debt
There are five ways to solve challenges with credit card debt that can break the cycle of minimum payments. Learn how to choose the right debt solution.
Holiday Shoppers Move Online This Year and Find Savings
Social distancing concerns have pushed more holiday shoppers online this year, which has allowed them to save more money and get done early.
Fast Facts about Reverse Mortgages
Get some basic facts about reverse mortgage products so you can start to understand this tool that's available to senior homeowners.
Last-Minute Holiday Shopping Tips
Nearly 1 in 5 shoppers wait until December to start shopping. Here are 4 last-minute holiday shopping tips that don't involve spending an arm and a leg.
Smart Identity Theft Protection Tips
Use Consolidated Credit’s Identity Theft Protection infographic to learn how to protect your personal data and information from ID theft and credit fraud.
Personal Perspectives on Financial Independence
We asked 1,100 consumers what they thought about financial independence and the American Dream today. Read personal perspectives from real Americans.
Valentines Gifts and Your Wallet
Roughly 40% of Americans prefer Valentines gifts of experience over material gifts that bust your budget. Are you giving the right gifts to your Valentine?
Donations in Debt
Consolidated Credit’s Donations in Debt infographic explores the practice of continuing charitable giving in spite of personal challenges with debt.
Types of Consumer Debt
This infographic compares types of consumer debt to help you better understand debt so you can effectively prioritize debt repayment and savings.
American Spending Statistics
Use this infographic to compare your budget and spending to average American spending statistics to see how you stack up when it comes to cash flow.
Avoid Olympic-Sized Debt
Whether you’re traveling to Rio or watching the games from your home, it’s important to budget carefully to over overspending on Olympic festivities.
Tiny Houses
We look at the financial and lifestyle benefits of owning tiny houses versus traditional houses, as well as the challenges you’ll face to transition.
Hispanic Perspectives on Credit Card Debt
We polled Hispanic borrowers to learn about their feelings on credit cards and revolving debt. This infographic illustrates some encouraging results.
Credit Unions vs. Banks
Learn about the key differences between banks and credit unions so you can understand which financial institution is the better choice for your money.
2015 Tax Prep Checklist
We go down the list of everything you need to know to file your 2015 income taxes on time with the IRS in order to maximize your refund and avoid tax debt.
The Truth about Debt Management Programs
Consolidated Credit helps you cut through the hearsay to get to the heart of what debt management programs are and how they can help you out of debt.
Invasion of the Credit Snatchers!
Watch out for the Invasion of the Credit Snatchers! This fun infographic helps you understand how identity theft can create scary problems for your credit.
